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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-28
THE CHASTITY SEARCH
FOR THE DEAD IN THE RUINS OF THE
OPERA C0NIQUB CONTINUES.
The List Swsls App.lliagly-Ous Hundred and
Fifty Oorpsss Thought TO Be Still in the Ruins
The Bulgarian Strikers Attack the
Tnops-Prsneh Cabine, Crisis

PARIS, May 27.-The examination ofthe
ruins Of the Opera Comique for the remains
Of victims continues vigorously.
Twenty bodies have been found in the
dining-room. These victims had all met
their death by suffocation.
The fireman saw Other bodies, but were
unable to reach them. 1t is believed that
there are one hundred and fifty more bodies
in the ruins
Two compositors Of the LGntenc, who
escaped from the burning theater say that
the scenry was fully on fire in five minutes
and that in quarter of an hour the whole
interior of the theater was ablaze. The
greater part OF the public, they think,
succeeded in escaping by the staircase, but
that the smoke quickly suflocated those in
the upper part Of the house who were un-
able Ia get out. On their way out they
passed over bodies at every step. These
were mostly of women who had tainted or
who had been trampled upon by the crowd.
The two men succeeded in rescuing ten
women, hut were themselves soon driven
out by the suffocating smoke.
The electric light had already been in
troduced in the theatcr, aud in few more
nights the gas would have been altogether
superseded.
Mime. Nevada has offered TO sing at an
entertainment for the benefit OF the suffer
era, and Mile. Van Iandt has made SINH
lar proposal.
The roll call OF attaches Of the Opera
Comiquc made to-day shows Il actors and
employees, exclusive of the esupernumerarics
who were engaged nightly ~ they were
needed, and of whom M record MAS kept.
ReiGian strikers Attack tn. Troops.
BRUSSELS, May 27.-The striking col
liers at lIornu, q village of Iisinut, have
attacked the troops who were guarding the
mine property. Three lan@H were
wounded. An attempt has been made to
destroy the house Of u non-striker with
dyuamitec.
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BismaTck and His SthsumAtIsIn.

BERLIN, May 27.-Tbe rhematic trouble
Of Prince Bismarck is attracting even more
attention than the malady Of the Crown
Prince. II Is given out that his attack u
not serious, but IL il Of sufficient violence
TO coniine him to the house and 10 put him
in a condition Of mind not favorable 10 an
amicable consideration of the eszss Of ini-
taiion constantly occurring ON the borders
Of France and Germany. The Crown Prince
to-day spp@ars 10 he In good health, not
yiihstabding his throat trouble. His NAL
ady il being trsateh by medinatnd inhals-
,ion. Notwithstanding his being roquir-
ed 10 remain a. quiet ~ possible, he will
go to London and take part In the jubilee
ceremonies
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Humbug.

Barnum said THE American People
like 70 be humbugged." This may be
true in the line Of entertainment, but not
where life is at stake 4 man with coz
sumption, or any lingering disease, look
ing Death in the face and seeking TO evade
his awful grasp, does not like to he trified
with. So with confidence We place before
our readers Natures great remedy, DIR.
Piercs's Golden Medical Discovery, IRE
relief for that long train Of diseases result
ing from impure blood, such a. Consump-
ton, Chronic Nasal Catarrh, Liver Com
plant, Kidney Disorder. Dyspepsia, Sick
Headache, Scrofula aud General Debility.
Time-tried and thoroughly tested, it stands
without an equal. Any druggist.
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Episcopal Cannn-,

TEL,DELrHIN, May 27.-At today .
session of the General Council of the he
fOrar,. Episeoeal Church the following
Standing resolutions were reported anc
adopted.
Pir>i-That the Reformed Eniscopa
Cbg-gh recognizes adultery aS the only
scrp,ural ground lOg divorce.
Seroad-That this church iorb'dS lis
ministers to perform tie marriage ceremony
tor any divorced party uuisSS the PerSoI
from whom that party Is divorced las OeeI
guilty of OF Il living in adultery.
TLird-That nothing in these reSolu'
tons iorhids the reulaITilge Of former hus'
band and wife.
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and Semple. Their most important work.
perhaps, is the sitting of the talesmen
for the materials to make good jury; and
weary time they have of it.
The five attorneys for the defense attract
the most attention. Judge Fullerton has
national reputation for the important
cases in which he has acted. Judge Mel
son was in the State Senate when the new
code was adopted, and is master Of the de-
tails in which it differs from the former
statutes and common law. Lewis CasS
Ledyard is expected TO argue the great
point as TO whether defendants 5 admissions
before the legislative committee can be put
in evidence against him. MeSsrs. Pear
son and Stickney are the remaining regu-
lar attorneys for the defense, but two
others are consulted occasionally. The
legal battle will be well worth going many
miles TO hear.
Jacob Sharp himself, the defendant, is a
curiosity. In any other place than that
he daily occupies he would be voted a good
natured, round. faced, slightly sleepy and
slow old gentleman-One who might serve
rs chairman of Sunday school gathering
and pat good little boys on the head with
iatherly admonition. Yet the prosecu-
tors claim that he is the champion trick
ster of the age.
This was the tenth day spent in an
effort to secure jury. When the Court
adjourned last night the third seat in the
Jury box was vacant. Each side has nine
challenges remaining.
The Jury remained incomplete when
court adjourned till Tuesday.
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Solomon Want. to CompromI.c.

LONDON. May ~ The Court Of Rank
ruptcy has under consideration plan for
the settlement OF the affairs of Edward Sol
omon, ex-hu, ,band Of Lillian Russell who
tailed in July, lss3, with liabilities OF
II 800 and assets Of f75 Solomon offers
a compromise equal To - cents 0n each
s. of Indebtedness, and expects 10 get this
money from royalties on the performances
Of "Billcc Taylor" "Claude Duval" and
other comic operas, hat the Registrar Of
the court IN not satisfied that even the ~
cents will be forthcoming. and wants IL
paid into court before the arrangement In
confirmed
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Thirty Lives Probably Lost.

PORT TOWNSEND, w. T., May 81
The U. S. revenue cutter Oliver Walcott,
Just returned from Vancouver Island, re-
ports having found the shipSt. Stephens at
Cape Cook, hut the most diligent search
failed to reveal trace of her crew of thirty
men. The st. Stephens left Port Town
send on March 29th with 2,2oO tons OF
coal from Seattle for San Francisco. Cap
tain Williams, of the Walcott, thinks that
the crew of the st. Stephens must have
perished while trying to leave the vessel
after it struck the reeiE OF Cape Cook
During the voyage of the Walcott from
Cape Cook to Cape FIattery thrty-one
wrecks were passed and an immense guam
tity OF lumber WAS strewn along the shore.
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Arrtrefi SAFELY.

UPPER SARANAC LAKE, y. y, May "a
The President and party reached Pros
meet House at = O'Clock this evening
Iarpe crowds greeted them along the route
Tbree buckbOards were in waiting to con
vey the party to Saranac Lake; FTeslaenl ,
and Mrs. Cleveland located IN Dr. Dutton
cottage, a short distance from ProsPee'
House. The President will spend the day
fishing tomorrow.
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Guests Robbed by He'll Boys.

BosToN, May 27.-Three of the bell boys
employed at the United States Hotel have
been arrested on charge of larceny. Dur
ing the past year there have been numer-
Gus complaints from guests of the loss of
articles from their rooms and the proprietor
of the hotel have also been victimiz"d. 4
search of the rooms occupied by the boys
at the west end, revealed property valued
at 81 900 or 81 ,2O0 which had evidently
been stolen
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4 WAITING GAME.
The Labor Situation In Chicago Practi-
Cally Unchanged.

CHICAGO, May 27.-There is practically
no charge in the labor situation to-day.
The master masons are still trying 10 get
bricklayers to come to the city, aud the
members of the union are quietly awaiting
their arrival.
The quicker they get outsiders to work
the better it will he for u.s. said Mr..
Secular, ut the bricklayers' headquarters
this morning. The men they will get
will be such poor workmen that the bosses
will he glad to throw them of and put us
to work They will get brick butchers,
nat bricElavers-men that no union would
accept rs members.
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Result of Long strike of Dock Hands.

Result OI LOhs NIFIFNe OI UNNN HHHus'
CLEVELAND, O., May 27.-Nearly three
weeks ago all the dock hands engaged by
the New York, Pennsylvania and Ohio
railroad in loadiUg cars with iron ore,
struck for an advance in their pay of -
cents day. Since then vessels have been
dumping their cargoeS on the docks until
now great mountains of ore are piled up
along the river front. Three squads OF
Italians have been brought here to take
the places of the strikers, but each has been
prevailed upon to 90 away again. This
morning the men engaged in unloading
vessels were directed to take the places OF
the strikers and on refusing to do so they
were discharged. Nearly four hundred
men are now idle on the docks.
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Tn. TrrrlbI. E,I,,loo.,

DUBLIS, May H.-Tbe evictions being
carried on at Bodick are attended by excit-
ing scenes. To-day n fight occurred and
the police charged the people with batons.
The sheriff in command was seized with
epilepsy. 4 truce was hal at once and
WAS uSsd by the people TO strengthen their
dciences. All those 10 bs svietsd bari-
caded their homes and have plenty of
friends along 10 as.ist in resisting the
police. II Is believed severe fighting aud
even bloO,i.hed are inevitable.
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SOUTHERN RAILROADS
APPEAR BEFORE THE INTERSTATE CON-
MERGE COMMISSION
In the Person of President Stahlman, Who Asks For
the Permanent Suspension Of the Fourth Sec
ton-St. Louis GrocsrS Enter q Complaint
Against the Missouri Pacific Road.

WASHINGTON, May 27.-Mr. Stahlman,
Vice President of the Louisville and
Nashville railroad, made an argument this
afternoon before the Interstate Commerce
Commission in favor of the permanent sus-
pension of the long and short haul clause.
Mr.. Stahlman was present at the hear
ings of the Commission in the South and
Southwest, and in his argument to-day
spoke for the Southern and Southwestern
roads affected by the temporary suspension
OF the fourth section.
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Tho Probable New Cabinet,

PARIS, May 27.-Itouvier, accepting tho
task Of forming the new ministry request
al President Greyy 10 allow him fall lib
eriy of action. Flourns will remain in
the Cabinet a. Minister Of Foreign Affairs
Probably RouSier will take the Office Of
Minister of Finance Also expected Fal-
Iicrs will be Minister Of Interior; Spnller,
Minister "f Iu,ti0: E'irnnr. Public
Works; prcsci, Agricultural; Admiral
Jaurez, Marine; Caspmere Rerier, Public
Instru,tinn
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THE SHARP TRIAL.

The King Of the Boodlers in the Court
RoOm-NO Jury Yet.
Special Correspondence Of The Register.
NEW YORK, May 27.-The trial OF
Jacob Sharp, now in progress in New
York, excites intense interest among all
classes of this much "beboodled' city.
A short study of the scene in the court
room shows that both sides look far be-
yond the present trial, ordering all their
words and motions with a view to the
final struggle before the Court of Appeals.
On the bench is Judge Barrett
whose reputation is now national
a gentleman who looks the thor
ough Judge and lawyer in every lineament
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Coop, Laid Low BY HaII.tones.

LOON CITY, IA, May PA heavS
ram, followed by the most severe storm
known for years, passed over this place
last night The hailstones ranged up TO
The size Of a walnut, aud a great deal of
glass WAS broken. The extent Of the storm
not known, hut in its course growing
crops We're much beaten and damaged.
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Hung Himself.

Sos-tal Ts,lgrOs. u ~ RSqiSier.
PARKERsBURG, ". -. May II
lanes Bartle. who lived not far fr6Fl Sere.
in Meics county, Ohio, committed suicide
near Tinkersyille, Kanawha county, yes
terJay, by hanging to a beam of an old
building. He was - years old. Griei a
,be loss of his wife brought alSi9atlor
which caused the rashneSs-
II was reported here to-day that MIS-
Sbepberd. who was brutality assaulted
few days ago, by Anderson, Of Taylor
cOunty. could not recover.
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Clear the Way

Without los Of tisae, when the Intestinal canal
h blocked up By rea.on q eonsiipAtlOn. chronic
or terapnary. II should be borne m mind that
stinste, and breed oshef and vorse oonpiaints.
Hoste,,es's Stomach Bitten ID the precise remedy
% rernSTe the ob~snetson eneetually. but with.
0st drenching Or veaksntpg the btoeksded
boreis. consequence aivsysto be spprshended
frurn the usc q yio1enf Iaxsryes, which arc
among the most pernic.ous u the cheap nos-
truIns swallowed By the eTetplOus and nistn-
frned The fxi of exp-fiente. aad the me1i-
ezl fraternity, senetsors the eisifns 81 this stand
permanent reRuiarity 10 the LoweIs, liver and
stosnach hat a. q means NJ remedyipg and psp-
venting kidney and biaddss troublez, and teyss
and sgoe, it d wffh0us peer.
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Fishrrr CrnI.ers on Gusrd.

HALIFAX, y. s. May 27.-The fishery
cruiser Advance sailed yesterday for the
western tshing grounds. The cruiser Tri-
umph has reported ut Shelburne. A dis
pAtch from that place reports large mum
Der OF American schOOusrs of the coast, hat
sAys no hsh have been taken vet.
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Another Attempt 10 sh.i,. s,ou,..rsr.

PAEH, May E.--Prsident Grssy this
morning summoned ". Kpayier and ~
Deyos for n conference and induced NJ.
Rouyier 10 undertake the task Of forming
Cabinet. H. Rouvirr will ebdeayor "
pepInaGe 81 Flourens 10 retain the foreign
portfolio, and IL is understood that NJ.
Lockroy and ". GTapet, Minister of Com
mercs and Minister Of Posts and Teie-
graphs respectively in NJ. Goblet's Govern
mtDt will remain in Office. Gen. Sausief
Il mentioned for minister Of War and n.
Fsliierss for Minister Of the interior.
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Afraid Of SnieA.

HALIFAX, y. s., May 27.-Extraordi-
nary precautions have lately been taken
by the military authorities, which render
admission to the citadel by ordinary citi-
zens more difficult than ever, while even
those supposed to have business there are
under certain restrictions.
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OF ms lace, a
large, we'll built,
refined looking
and dignifed
man, with dark
hair sill h t ly
tinged with gray
and II brow no
ticeably like that
of Henry Ward
Beecher. Before
him, at two long
tables, sit the
opposing ! eg al
forces. For the
prosecution are
District AttOr-
ney MARITIME and
his associate
counsel, Messrs.
NirOll, Fellows
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,--,,,p o'BRrEx's refusal to go to Phil
,,h;, l is accredited to President FFrz-
sax p # the National League, and the
60 80, ssntleman is rOuudly denounced by
1'',, Ter CITY sons of Erin.
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Train Wrecked and Two Men Killed.

DEVILS LAKE, OAK, May y. - A
broken switch caused a wreck of a freight
Sah S, running west, thirteen miles east OF
4lhot, yesterday, ditching the engine and
Plhe P cars and killing Engineer Miller and
brakeman Brainerd.
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a Trial That Ruined Lord Colin.

LONDON, May -. Lord Colin Campbell
has consented to be- place in bankruptcy,
in accordance with the decision of tho
Bankruptcy Court, on the petition of tho
Duke OF Marlborough. His liabilities are
$4,000, including G8,pD for costs incurred
in prosecuting his divorce suit against his
wife.
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ReIsian Striker. Attack tn. TrooI
4 Russian Professor Expelled.

ST. PETERsmRa, May 27.--Prof. Dit
yatin has been expelled from kharkoil
University. lie has been q contributor 10
Russian Liberal magazines. The police
visited his residence twice, but failed To
find anything that would iucriminate the
Professor. His expulsion has been en-
dorsed by the government.
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Protest Asains, |. Rsssias Decree.

yIEyyA, May G.--Thrse hundred tslt-
grams have been reesiyod by Polish mem
hers Of the Reietaafh iniploring them to
make an effort 10 penmade the Government
10 protest Against The Russian decree
which forbids foreigners from acquiring
landed property in Rossian Poland.
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Base Ball.

At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. G; Indi-
annapolis q.
At Washington:-P 3; Washing
tons.
At New YOrl; Detroit II New York ..
At BOstOn:-B Boston :; ChicIgo3 g.
At Cleveland - Cleveland Baltimore
game postponed, rain.
At Observation-Disclosures .; Cincinnati
).
At st. LOuis:-Browns :; Nets |.
At LOuisville:- Brooklyn ); Louisville g..
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M Change in Poors,s Condition.

WASHINGTON, May 27.-Major PoOre's
nbvs;ciaUs held a consultation this morn
inc at ten O'Clock and fnund that no ma
teTial change had taken place in his con-
ditiou since yesterday. He IS still crihcauy
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ryr list Of deadrecoyered from the runs
., Paris opcra Gomiqne is growing ap-
.r,,s,y. and over twice as many arr sup
,.sl 70 he still in the ruins.
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SAID handsome Tom to smiling Nell,
''Where did you find that mystic spell
That hoveTs round your every smile,
And would my throbbing heart beguile?'
Quoth laughing Nell, ''You silly boy,
In SOZODONT,-the cream Of joy"
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c,,,,. DatafIs of the Boodle Plot.

CHICAGO, May ga The trial Of Melon
aid and McGarigle was resumed this morn
ing in Judge Shepard's court. Mic Schnei-
der is still on the stand giving the details
of the conspiracy between him and the
DEFENDANTS to plunder the taxpayers.
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Down the Horreshoe.

PTFTSBuRG, Pa, May 27.-A passenger
train on the Pennsylvania railroad jumped
the track at Horse Shoe bend, in the Ale
gheny mountains, tonight, and three ears
went over the embankment. Pour per
sons were killed and a number injured.
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r.y J,vs have passed and the JAKE
,,ry i, still incomplete. The sooner
s'.'., .r,ri,iss take the hint abOut trying
'.' -, S,,,.. ,or imheciles the better for speedy
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-28

IT, :, Louis wholesale grOcers have
,,r,fpsd 10 the Inter. State Commerce
,.,.s.fon Of discrimination on the part
,rs Missouri Pacific.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-28

xyn YORK yesterday had 81 Se5' 900
rrelyc hundred horses were burned
''' .r ,9r company's stable, and over
,'S 10 r.,r families rendered homeless and
ssrtute
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Americans at the Consi.tory.

ROME, May 27.-Archbishop Williams,
of Boston and many Americans attended
the Papal Consistory held yesterday. The
Pope was in good health and voice.
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4. That dread terror Of mOthers-suffoca-
ng Group, is speedily subdued by using
OF Of J. II. McLean's Tar Wine Lung Balm.
% cents bottle.
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Urrr,x Is afraid ot spies and will al
,..,,, ,rs 10 enter her citadel without a
r,..por, showing good reasons.
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4 MILLION IN SMOKE.
A SI,3e5.O 900 Fire In New York., 200
Horses Burned.


New YORK, May 27.-At l:30 this
morning the Belt Line Street Railway
Company stables, at Tenth avenue, Fifty
fourth and Fifty-fitth streets, the largest in
the city, caught fire. Three alarms called
out the entire Fire Department.
The fire ragged from l:3O till daybreak.
The sun rose on the scene Of desOlation,
but with the tired firemen masters Of the
situation. The bodies of |, 200 horses are
roasting in the ruins of the stables. More
than lOT families, mostly very poor people
have been rendered homeless. Any num-
Der of people have been proStrated
by heat. Men, women and children
wandered all night aimlessly over the
ruins Of their wrecked homes bereit OF
their all and bewildered at the sudden and
crushing blow. The insurance will be less
than 500, 900. The loss now Is estimated
at s., ,325, 600. The Street Car Company
carried 1910, coo, divided among about $50
companies. The 10 ses as nearly as can
be figured to-day foot up as follows: Rail
roa stables, $3.50, 900; 1900 horses, $50, :
600: l75 cars, SlsO,OOO; harness, SIS, 600;
feed. S95, 900; total, Sl,G30, 600; Jacob
News silk factory, $lG0, 600; five tene-
ments. SlOO, 900; losses of tenants, S40,-
600: frame building. S15,OOO ShantyTille
Losses, $4,000: total. 81, 325, 600.
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If the food is not properly digested it
becomes corrupt, and pOisons the system
it is intended to nOprish. This is indiges-
ton.
my wife has suffered for many years
with indigestion. After trying everything
else recommended, she tried Simmons
Liver Regulator. In three days after
taking it according to directions she was In
perfect health; she does not suffer at all
and can eat anything she wants to without
any of her previous symptoms.
W. C. SUBKRs, Bainbridge, Ga.
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,,rr,,,N d,Liug vessels are lowering
,,ouad the Canadian fishing grounds, ~
NJ. ,nr,r English cruisers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-28

Iorp Colin CAMPBELL has become
h,,grrpt owing partly to the expense OF
his althy divorce suit.
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rs. strike of the y. Y, ?. and o. dock
..,,r,s caused the obstruction OF the
dosk. ay mountains Of ore
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NEWS AND COMMENT.
THE WEATHER.

,..-,i,,fa and Western Pennsylvania,
orWc,s NHI.S,.,,iy1g weather. light local rains,
va-ugT .u:.S,,Is generally nOrtherly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-28

A slight cold, if neglected, omen attacks the
ungs BROWN BRONCHIAL TROCHEs give sure
and immediate relief Sod OalV in boses. Price
Is cents
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rray DwIuwr has something to say
,,,,, UrxEY GEORGE'S cranky land
- LemJ
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Tar Belgium strikers are becoming very
a.grtselvr.
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destitute